Today was a good one to touch grass. And encounter sealed Zelda temples. 
#nature #frog
We once again have a reminder that the corporate press are the enemy of the people. https://video.nostr.build/3cc321d6df3383e0632dd84f769a41765e609f3e6ae693ed8a07aa8c53268467.mp4
nostr:nprofile1qqs25vn4zu2skyr92ug6q9cgcxr48v9r8vd5f5zc43qax69tzku4ryqpr4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezucnfw33k76twv4ezuum0vd5kzmp0qyd8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytn6v43x2er9v5hxxmr0w4jz7qghwaehxw309aex2mrp0yhxummnw3ezucnpdejz73fk8q6 sounds somewhat related to what you were talking about 🤙
I'll scavenge ye olde archives for ideas. Is it a multi movie marathon or just one?
Some choice selections there
They have a Monero-only wallet for the diehards, I wonder if they'll offer the same for BTC 🤞
Good news either way.
Stonk friends raged at stocks getting halted a dozen times today, then complained about the company issuing millions more stock.
Meanwhile BTC can't be halted, can't issue more of.
Their energy is correct, but not channeled in the right direction. So close, yet so far.
You're right. I've edited and replaced her name with a general term that applies to all her ilk. She's just one of many.
That's how good people find each other too.
Soulless robots cannot comedy
Journalists like Katherine Long are the same ones who don't understand why public perception of the media is at an all time low.
They're the same ones who will see any backlash and scorn they get as an "attack on the press".
They're the ones who cry crocodile tears when they get any pushback and blame "misinformation" for all their ills and woes.
The corporate press is the enemy of the people.
They could've been content just writing the article, but they just had to include name, location, personal details.
It's so transparent what the true purpose was. Hint: it wasn't news, and it wasn't to inform in any way.
The gang loves hanging out with nostr:npub18ams6ewn5aj2n3wt2qawzglx9mr4nzksxhvrdc4gzrecw7n5tvjqctp424
#BreadandToast
Describe nostr in one image:
Are people actually asking you to be their personal army ?
Let me introduce you to the legend of Deltron Zero.
Mood 
Taking one right now 
When asked what is the easiest thing in the world, Thales of Miletus replied:
"To give advice."
Use a typewriter to resist handwriting correlation attacks too :P
Always. Tried to sniff traffic on a few of those back in the day before HTTPS was ubiquitous. Was spooky af. Even with traffic more secure now, I still don't trust public networks.
And I thought I was slick by feeding those a goofy disposable alias address
Not the only one but Mullvad accepts BTC and nothing required to sign up (not even email)
Gonna make sure you never meet my mom
That's been the weakness I found in privacy education spaces and communities. When a friend wants to learn, I link them resources to start and read but I have to also give them with a caveat: everyone's threat model is different. It's good to know what tools are available, basic OPSEC, and use as needed depending where your current activities fall on the privacy spectrum.
I also warn them of the maximalists who will welcome a complete noob normie with "Alright sell your PC, you're gonna use TailsOS as a daily driver now and your phone will have no apps." It turns them off.
A lot of advice is too broad and there's now enough about threat modeling (though it's getting better). Gotta meet people where they are and sometimes, improvement will look different based on the subjects.
For some, running everything self hosted and not using any social media is a win. For others, simply tweaking some privacy settings and being aware they can turn off things like Location services and Bluetooth when not in use, is also a win.
Baby steps, so it's a more digestible step in the right direction and way of thinking.
As for me, like you, I'm also a compartmentalizer. I've tried many setups obsessively, reinstalled my phone and machine OS a dozen times in the past years, and compartmentalizing activities and identities is the only way that keeps me sane. In control of what I share and aware of data collection while keeping the private private and keeping a foot in that space to keep up with tools to enable privacy.
Overheard some GenZ kids talk about how many & which streaming platforms they subbed to. And one of em brought up BT. Hoist the sails, the kids will be alright.
